Marvin Windows Balance Shoe Replacement
Do you have a Marvin Window that tilts? The shoes on this window can break or degrade over time. But this isn't just an ordinary balance shoe. This has to be the weirdest shoe we've seen in a long time. ...
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Stainless Steel Window Parts - Truth
Read nowDid you know, stainless steel can be powder coated? Truth window hinges come in steel or stainless steel hinges. We get this question from time to time, and Truth hinges can come in Truth's E-Gard multi stage coating process that...
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Series 55 Clip Mount Non Tilt Spiral Window Balance
The Series 55 spiral window balance is a 3/8" diameter balance designed for non-tilt applications. This balance functions similar to our Series 40 non-tilt spiral window balance. However, instead of mounting to the sash using a bracket, there is a small clip attached to the spiral rod of the balance.Read now -
How to Replace Tilt Block and Tackle Balances
Tilt Block and Tackle balances are commonly found in tilt windows and can be identified by the metal channel being visible at the top of the jamb. These balances work with pivot lock shoe to allow your window to tilt inwards. The process to replaces tilt block and tackle balances is very easy and requires only a few simple tools. For this you will need a Phillip's head screw driver and a pair of needle nose pliers. Continue reading to learn how to replace your tilt block and tackle balances.Read now -
How to Replace Inverted Block and Tackle Balances
Inverted block and tackle balances are designed for tilt in windows. These balances have a T-Lock shoe attached to the bottom of the balance that allows your window to tilt inwards. Replacing the inverted block and tackle balances may seem like a challenge, but it is a very simple process that requires only a few tools. Continue reading to learn how to replace your inverted block and tackle balances.Read now -
Inverted Block & Tackle Balances
Inverted block and tackle balances are designed for tilt windows. These balances are "inverted", meaning the spring is located at the bottom of the balance and the rope and pulley are located at the top. Continue reading to learn more about inverted block and tackle balance and how to find the correct replacement.Read now -
Series 320 Extended Travel Balance
Read nowThe Series 320 extended travel block and tackle window balance is somewhat less common balance than our standard Series 400 or Series 300 block and tackle balance. These balances may look similar, but there are some key differences that make it so these balances are not...
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How To Measure Window Tilt Latches
Window tilt latches are found along the top rail of the sash and allow you to secure your tilt window in the upright position. Tilt latch can be a surface mount or internal. To find the correct replacement tilt latches, you will need to measure your current tilt latch. In the article we will discuss how to find replacement for two common types of tilt latches, surface mounted and slide in style tilt latches.Read now -
Differences Between 300 and 400 Series Window Balances
One question we get frequently is "what is the difference between the 300 and 400 series balances?" The short answer is, there is no difference! These balances function exactly the same. However, there are some minor differences that may seem a bit confusing at first. Continue reading to learn about the specific differences between these two common block and tackle window balances.Read now
